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._ ;i'.NQ`Y-iN-BER# 120; 1916- _ _ ._ A C_1iAnI=0fI'risrowN QUARPI-*N Q _ _

The aa.. I 1. I The Eaaaa-a Guardian fgiiiiigngwn 3 iii;

6 You now about 1

coffee-an

d __¢|-|- PAYS to buy in tml ~Pl_°vmc._ _',MR_ R_ R_ Ho LETT is our Schooner J. C. Deaknl. L_ Tanner

_ st lo d I h W. A. Poole & Co.

icular

_,Ti GORDQN NEB I. Guardian dlnu agent for Annanmlo nndylolnlty.

and flavgul-__t`he more you will _ representative in Montague. ..= oLENFANN|Ne GLEANINGS. . . \ “ < ~ . -- Mr. Douglas Macdonald of Trenton

Mr Perc Henr butcher. Geo N B , came over last week to attend

ilppreciate SEAL' " ~~ ~ Y Y- ' = »

O ,£g§ltl5W‘i?1nh{i‘:‘;‘;almiHre:l Sfron: his “pid the tigncral ofmhis grandfather the _ ° 4 _~._ N an ree ov r. r-lie tepion . acdonuld-Mr. Peter

° nee ypu have tl'lCu ..-,- i---5°-fi (`3fH‘f»¢lG building on Vvaler Cnvanagh left here one Tuesday for

Street _& l`0sto`\. l\I\s-~ -- The recent heavy

your cholce will always be Chase & i -I * -* sinowiilalli made travelling illsu-|

1 ¢ -» ..°MONEv in sHr-:EP.- M. ___ g __

“SEAL BRAND” Dolnnlck Bowlen noted shecp raisgr illgxglixay ielfriiisaweeingr Ng.;

of Glenfannlrig recently sold thirty

er ound The total valuc of the

Glasgow. N. S..- Much sympathy is

in 5 1 ,md 2 pmmd 1, _ Wh I __ _ lille lambs whose average weight fait for the ismiiyoi Mr. nsniei Mc-‘ ;' » une no !°‘P::c°l“°:e Nlround lpulverized- silo equailled ninety pounds for which he 1,8118” of C3,-d|g,m who Wu., i,,,,.;,.d'

“mi . ever nodin bulk. |55 T000 V80 °i8i1l Hllfi 000 YOUTH! cell--i on Monday last. Deceased was for'

manv cars mail courier on e Cai'di»

` cnAsEa¢sANnonN- i’ i’ ' ~ ' _ v - th

, MONTREAL. lambs s0ld WHS ($2.25)) l»W0 illlllfimii gan-Annandale rouvte the duties ul'

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Ai Time is ripe

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Holidays.

_ Cut Glass, lvory,.

Estat., 1868 Jewellers, Etc

/1.

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_. A small deposit will secure any .

_ “ article. _ I . . _ _ GX

_ . ._ W. W. _Wellner .,

~ Igkwq ' ,- o /f \_,‘ `_°. .{:_9§¢7»c

" ' ` ‘ `%i§f-ek i

ive Weeks to

Christmas --

on that token oi Sentiment which ~_f= only jewelry can express. » -.93 I

. ' _ Call and inspect the ariislicas-

sortrnont we have secured for the

` Diamonds, Watches, Necklaces, _ -

which he received ($90) ninety dol- lars for the seasons clip oi' wool mkiug .g total of ($3.15)) which he

Bowlen has been engaged in sheep

*md iWe“iY‘iiV@ '-i°ii‘ii”5» i1€Biii€'3 which ho discahrgcd to the satlsfac-|

tion ol’ all. One son Joseph is with the 105th and the eldest son Anthony and thc widow are lcltt on the home-

‘ i-.\.:.,,\.a»,,.,i;,,i1.i;.~g,i.,,.,\,.,,,,,.,,,,,\L@;`l*¥.` ~- _ . ' i'°°9iV€‘i "Um B599!! iiiiii Year- _fi'ii`A- steoil. Thu ilcceaqetl gentleman en

‘mod tho ie‘ne<t and esteem of all

.:.=» --.=_-,<.-_»_-._=_-_=. _'.3 raising lor the pest eight years and who ,,,,,.v- ;,;m_ M,._ Dougms MacD0n_

this Year made m°i`° m0“eY from nld icrin ici o 'l`i'enton Tuesday.

.i xii -#0 this source than in any previous |,,Bt__&

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for you to decide ~

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Ebony, etc., etc., - _

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YOUR FRIEINDS can buy

anything you can give

them--except your photograph.

Make an appointment today.

The Cook’s Studio

New Desi’-isav block

Prepare for Christmas

If you can’t_ get back to the old

home for Christmas a new photo- graph will come nearest to taking your place--will bring cheer to home keeping hearts. Make the appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

MmtftfEFrltf.

-W

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices. ‘Personal attention to Am- ateur Photography.

\ 107 Queen St. Phone 68-J.

The Magdalen lalamln S. S. Co. Ltd

The B. B. Amelie oorryml H. ll.

malls. passengers and freight. leaves Ploton every Mayday md Thursday of- _nr arrival of morning express from Halifax. for the Magdalen islands ooll- lng, goin; and comin; ot louis.;

ohne. w. ivno. Agent. rims

_I, jj, ltuntt, H_o|\o|or. Amherol.

Horton-I. I.

aaai¢iii.l'_r'-`~ ‘ ' """"‘

-.i‘i."i.l"_"ii""lEast_¢rn Steamship Lines

- A|.i.-ful wav sv wnsn

' ` ` INTIINATIONAL LINE.

Leave St John Mondays and Thurs

days at 900 a. _m.. (Af»|°l\¢|° Times)- for Eostport, Lobeo, Portland and Bon

toll.

R6turn- Leave Central Wharf. Bos-

ton. Mondays and Thursdays It 9-00 " m., for Portlond, lllo|tp_ort, Lnbeo and Bt. John. '

MAINI ITIAMIHIP LINI.

BQWINN PORTLAND AND NEW

UNK REDUCED FARE8 AND

AND STATEROOM PRICES

l'rom_fo1-tlmd and New York. Piu-

oenlar 'ervlce Tues., and Bot... one week Thurs.. alternate week. Fraisilt sei-vice' Tues.. Thurs.. and Bat. Leave Franklin Whorf. Portland. 0 D- Ill- Loove New York 6 p. in.

`MlTROPOI.lTAN LINK.

Dtroot between Bolton and New

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Balto O00 OIIIL

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Lefus give you a receipt

for the amount of your overdue account before Nov 30th -Beer & Weeks

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A very pretty boot- made on the newest last § and pattern.

See our window

- 135 Queen St. _ '

\nm\\-.va

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Eyestrain

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The use of suitable slaeaea save the eyes from strain, and all the evils which follow. Profit by the experience of others. The benefits qf properly fitted glasses are testified to by

the thousands who uset em.

We examine i-yes", and guarantee satisfaction. ,

ii. J. .mason

p lst and Ontiolol

. roll , _ Next door to Bank of (ldlllmorce

I( T oUfNic-Terri -NT 5 r - ~ 5 = '- .. - -_ . » » f-.~ f I ;. . _ . -. _ '.is'».~`> “ia f 'l"’~ *fl* i-ii i f ii ii-

Hsli _.,__',A, agar", Y . _J M I _ _ _ `v A year. _ av ng 8. urge arm an a ‘f ‘fm 3"?) '»i‘~flloR°""ff:~r¢‘v»'n>l=&'%<fr\‘l&f~¢ **=-.» iundiineo or pasture. he intends some anoucm' nowN

year. M p Suffolk breed which he finds best suited to his locality.-&.

T0 Pray Daily . I ~ For England

Walls of London Covered With Huge

Official Posters. '

NEW YURK. Nov. 20_- A London

despatch published in thc Sun this morning says; ,

Londouc-rs were surprised this

”f""Ti-ill; lo observe walls. all. over the "WY Coiiefefi Wi'l-ll llllge ofllclal post- ers exliortlng Englishmen to pray, iilliiy for their country, for their soldiers and sall- ors. Admiral Beatty's-words ~ ure displayed prominently: jfUn<tll a re- ligious revival takes .place at home, so long will the war coiitliii1e.”

i The are followed b ` Generali Sir

Y Y

William R<ibertson's. message: “A serious determination on the-~part of the nation to_~,seek Divine,-help would undoubtedly furnIsl1.yal\lable help to our soldiers and sailors. `

The poster ends with the following

words, printed In large type: “Will you join those who every day at noon and at family prayers at home, pray for our country our sailors and soldlers‘.'”

CHRISTMAS SHIP FOR SYRIA.

Collier Caesar Wlll Sark on Errand of Mercy December 20.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.- Final

arrangements for sending the collle-r Caesar, the “Christmas ship," with supplies for war suderers in Syria were completed nt conferences be- tween Secretary of State Lansing, Assistant Secretary Phillips, Secret- ary of the Navy Daniels, Director Ernest P. Bickenoll ol’ the Red Gros.. and former Ambassador Morgenthau and members of the Armenian and Syrian Relief Committee of New York. I --

The colller will arrive in New York

December 14 and is expected to sail about December 20, due to reach Bel- rut, Syria a 'month later. The Ar- menian relief will be sent, in.the shape of money to Constantinople, to be distributed there for purchasing supplies.

Members oi' the committee are dis-

appointed be?use the Caesar will carry consid mble less cargo than originally estimated, not more than 2,500 tons. . '

More than $400,000 has been col-

lected as n result of the war relief days. Money is still coming ln, a nd It is possible the total will pass the $500,000 mark. Only $250,000 was needed to illl the Ceasar whose sup- plies will go entirely to the Syrians.

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150155

Rev. John Davidson, of

Thurso, Que.. writes:-“I have had considerable trou- ble with my throat, caused by public speaking ln hcnted

buildings and exposure to _

dnrn'p and chilly atmosphere.

I find PEPB veriv effective

lu soothin the t rout."

Rev. Eifward G. Heaven, _

Mnrksvllle, Ont., wrltesz- "I have used PEP| and find they give considerable relief to the throat. I have also found them very beneficial

for colds."

PEP| ls the direct treat-

ment for Cougho, Colds. Bronchltll, Asthma, House-

neu, Lnrn‘y1IItIo, and other lllmento o t ethroot. chest, ondlungo. Al PEP: dissolve onthe tongnqheollngvnporl ore liberated which are breathed down direct to the

sore plnceo. Liquid cough mlxturei, etc., cannot e lnholed, they ~|o_»-to the ltomuchuot the lungs. l'li`.P|

sf! to the nit of the trouble

fed.

PEPI Ire cold only In tin

- boxes. All drugglsis and crores Mc. box. 3 boxes $1.25.

[gtg 1‘RiA|. I

Send tsl; oftlcle, :rome of

paper In c.lt¢m or ll-

td PEPo Co..PTor<i’:to

Innlllpeg, or Montreal, and

we vv, send flee package.

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‘ ‘ ‘ “" i ~»-iv r-~» I » .. .i...@x1,-. more largely into the business next` SEVEN1-EEN A|RcRA|=-|-

‘Shi r. Bowlen’s shea ure ol' the' _ __ '

PARIIS, Nov. 18.- (New York Sun)

-The newspapers here say that sub-

’ I t Lieut. Nungcsser, df the French avi-

ation service, has gone to England to try to bag a Zeppelin, in case there are more raids on London.

Lieut_ Burigesser has brought

down seventeen German aircraft, In- cluding every type' except .a Zep- pelin. He has been excused from niil- itnry service because of a wound so his trip to England is purely volun- tary. He is one of the best known of the French airmen.

PURE RICH BLOOD

PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood is responsible for more

ailments than anything else. It causes ciitnrrh, dyspepsia, rheuma- _tisin, weak, tired, lnnguid feelings and worse troubles.

Hood’s Sarssparillo has been

wonderfully successful in purifying and enriching the blood, removing sci-ofuln and other humors, and building up the whole system. Take it-give it to all the family so as to avoid illness Get it todo)

FOR FIELD KITCHEN FUND.

Nine Mile Creek School sent

the following donations to the , Field Kitchen for 105th Battalion:

Collected by -Theresa Dowling.

Harriet J. McPhee 25c; Geo. N. Mac- Phee 25c; Margaret Dowling 25c; Vivian R0mk9Y 250; Charlotte Mac Donald 25c;.

Collected by S. E. TayIor:- Mrs.

Neil MacQunrrIe 25c; Mary Margu- ret Ma.cDonald 25c; Jennie Campbell 25c; Joseph Dowling,25c; Theresa Dowling 25c; Jennie Dowling 20c; S. E. Taylor 25c; Gordon Taylor 25c; Raymond Taylor 10c; Archie Mac ‘Donald 10c; Jerry Murphy 25c; E. B. Compton 25c; James W. Taylor 25c; Mrs. J. W. Taylor 25c; Mrs.. Sarah Taylor 25c; Mrs. Allan Liv ingston 25c; Mrs. Garnet-Campbell 25c; Mrs. Daniel McPhee 25c; Char- les McDonald 25c; Robert S. Mc- Donald 25c; Leslie Mitchell 25c; Howard McDonald 301:; Muriel Mc- Donald 25c; Charles MncDougall 25c; Samuel MacDougall 25c; Ed- ward MacDdugall 25c; Nell Mac Quarrle 25c; Colin-MscDougall 25c; Martin MacDonald 250; Wesley Mac- Quarrie 25c; Garfield Taylor 25c; Hughle A. MacDonald 25c; Mrs. Alex. S. McDonald 25c; Mrs. J. W.

Mitchell §0c Mrs. Julia McDon- ald 25c; Mrs. Edward MacDon- gall 25c; Mrs. Hector Campbell 25c; Mrs.. Hugh McDonald 25c;. »

Collected. by Katie Mae Smlthz-

Katie Mae Smith 25c; Nell McDonald 25c; Anna Ruth McPhee 25c; Jessie Smith 15c; Mary Currie 25c; Jennie McDonald 10c; Dolly Smith l0c; Mrs_ A. Betts 25c; Mrs. Josiah Gorvestt 25c; Mrs.. George Gorveatt 25c; Mrs_ Geo. Wilson 35c; Mrs. Herbert Gor- vaatt 25c; Mrs. G. McKinnon 25c; W. H. McEwen 50c; Mrs. John H. McDonald 25c; Mrs. Neil McNevin 25c; Mrs. Muncey Gardiner 25c;.

Collected by Blanche Doull:-

Blnnche Doull 25c; Stewart Inman 25c; Allan N. McQunrrle 25c; Donald McNeill 25c; Hector McLean'25c; Isaac Mellet 25c; D. T. McEwen 25c; Edna McEwen 25c; Walter McEwen 25c; Duncan Buchanan 25c; Edith Stewart 25c; John Livingstone 25c; Marv McNeill $1.00: Dougam Be-ii 25c; Thomas McGre-gor 25c.

E_ B. COMPTON,

Teacher.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Butter (creamory) in prints ....88 Butter (tub) lb Butter (fresh) lb ....32--35 Eggs, doz. .... .82 Beef lb (retail .... 15 to 20 FowIs,l‘b ..'.. 12 to 14 Chickens lb .... 12 to 15 Ducks Ib .... .... .... 14 to 15 Hoy (pressed) ton . S11 to $12 Oosts (black) bus. 58 Oats (white) bus. .... .55 Carrots, bus. .... 40 to 60 Pmnlns. lb .or Bti-nw (prolood) ton .... .... ..7.00 Pork lb .... 18% Tnrnliir. bus. so Potatoes-per boo. .... ..05-70 Buckwheat. por bon. ..'I5 .00

BUMMERBIDI MARKET8_

Butter. (¢l'0l\119l'¥) lb 38 to 40 Butter (dairy) lb 33 fo 34 Buckwheat, bush. 75 to 1,00 Cslfskins lb 18 to 20 Earl. don so Hoy, (pressed) ton 13.00 Hay. (loose) 12.00 Lamb pelts each _ - to 80 Oats, (bleak) lie: bus. 62 Oats (white) pe bus. 59 Potatoes per bus. » = 'P0 Bti-aw (pressed, ton $6.00 to ‘Q56 “mi” im" ei is nm 1 nil’ Porkr (or I n ,) o i~iil!¢r'ii».w` “ - 11 io in

‘-fe: Pre °:= °o S58

ma er a ei y sailed for Queenston N. S_ with load of Produce.

Schooner (lyreiie, Captain Murphy

loaggd by Poole & Thompson with 3400 bags of potatoes taken from Railway Wharf for Plrtou.

Schooner Boreas. Captain Whlteti

from Railway Wharf with 1000 bags of potatoes for Plotou.

Schooner Bohenila. Captain Hamli-

ton, loading produce for Burns, New- foundland by W. A. Poole & Co.

Schooner Garfield, Captain Saund-

ers loading produce for Burns, Nlld., by W. A. Pogle & Co.

Schooner Levena Ethel. Captain

Decoste on her way hero with load of coal for W. W. Jenkins will load produce for Lower Montague for W. A. Poole & Co.

Schooner Alice A. Pyke on her

way with load of coal for Macdonald Bros., will load produce for Mac- donald Bros.

Schooner P. E. Willard, Captain

Dalton waiting for chance to sail for New Glasgow.-&.

POTATOES DOWN '

A8 LOW AS $2-75-

S'l‘. JOHN Nov. 10.- Potatoes

loomed up, for the consumer, as the brightest spot ip the country market list yesterday, when xi. falling off of from 50 to 75 cents 0 barrel was rc- corded over the price of last week. At $2.75 and $3 a barrel the market- meai are getting a good Qlllliiiy Ui “iii” cr as they did st $3.50 and even high- er. The markets all seem to be well supplied. and this is believed to bu responsible for the slump. 301110 farmers however, are still holding for higher figures, but one dealer said yesterday -that condritloiis might bi* in the spring as they were a few years ugo, when the growers held their pro- <iu<~,is until ine spring for blah prices. and then found it almost iui- posslble to dispose of them at u_n_' figure. There is a general feeling among the city dealers that the price is down to stay down.

GERMAN FARMERS ARE WORK- ING UP TO THEIR LIMIT

BERLIN, Nov. 17-(Vin Londoill-

The Bundersrath discussed today the government bill for organizing n so- called “home armY" that is. Aeniitii' ment In the government service of such persons as are unemployed or are doing work which can eai-1-ily be dispensed with during the war. The plan contemplates the utilization of tli.e entire available population f0l" the purpose of fighting the war to n suc- cessful issue wltliout disturbing the work in any necessary industries.

lt is comteniplated in-the first In-

stance, to ask for volunteers for the home army and not to rer-'Jrt to corn- -pulsory steps nt present, although this may be done later in the' case of per- sons who are unable to show that they are engaged in some useful occupa- tion. In order to obtain a trustwor- thiy basis for the home army the gov- ernment has ordered a census of the entire home population on December 1, with occupations.

It is undersood that the' lmperials

Chancellor today made representa- tions to the Bundersrath iii accord- ,moe with suggestions contained in a letter from Field Marshal Von Hin- denburg to the Chancellor appealing to lilm to take measures- to guarantee that -laborers employed in the' war industries have sufficient 'rations of flat to maintain their health and strength. Field Marshal Von Hlnden- burg expressed the fear that the"larm- ers did riot realize how necessary it is to keep the workmen supplied with fat, but_the agrarian organ, while sup- porting the field marshal’s appeal. doubts whether the' farmers will be able to do more than they are already doing. Y

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W|'ncam¢'s." ' '

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A !i`hE{-'.‘\ ,QW ' A11/

Nerves!!

idiom un” --“Jumpy” _ `

Your: is a can

for Wincarniu

If your nerve centres have become weakened

by overwork, won? or onxi- ety, they ore unab e to trous-

l m t the necmaefy nourish-

ment, and the nerves become

, worn ont md "on edge." , Then itlstbots sudden sound

makes you "jump " - you get Irritable-you onlie: from neuralgin-you ore restless

` and depressed. In this condi- ‘ tion therelluothingtoequnl .

[MW I

xflllhuallg

Been , power-f I . nefv:|loo1l’,dWIn::srnin gels l

' right to the root of the

tronl;ls,by aeot‘l’i_|g o ;

‘ on vm-ru ora, f ollihlilates aid reviializes the I

whole nervous system. Tiiy 1 Wlncarnin for " nerveo."- t ll wonderful. Over l0,lIl)

doctofl recommend lt.

. ASK YOUR DOCTOR .

OIT IT AY YOUR DRUGGISYS o..

O l'l¢».oo¢. Quinn. lI.lo I

Cnuinuw /iourr: FRANK B. BALL, I

‘ l7Portlnnd 8|. - - - 'l‘ovonlo,0ut. me y cm Two nm onli”

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EAR Olcl Dncll Even though he says, " You shouldn't have done it." you yourselves know tlmt's just Docl'l way of showing his ap recintion. Molto it up to him

is Christmas for some of the good times he has given you.

l'ur the finest man in the world nothing could be better

= than the finest watch-the Waltham Colonial Thin Model. § combining the beauty of Waltham thinneos with the accuracy 5 § .lint has made the Waltham the time iece of the world. Your : § lcweller con show you the Wa|thnm"Fhin Model in I4-lr. gold - :' and old-filled cases from $29 and up. See him nt once. Write for the

: lwklet "Concerning a Timepiece."

c WALTHAM wxrci-i COMPANY. MONTREAL

into uIiiin||imnm|||llmninluiiiilimiiuiiiuniiiiiuniiniuiiinmumimnuiiiiinmiiiuiiinimiiiiii-

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Notice the Fine, even texture-the absence of holes-the delicate, nutlike flavor, ofthe Bread. A Then consider the lightness and flakincss of the Pastry. 'You`ll never go back to~the coarse, almost tasteless western wheat flours, after once enjoying the flavor ofthe good things made with Beaver Flour. \ Order a sack today. _

DEALERS-_write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. 205

THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LlMlTED, - - CHATHAM, Ont.

W - _

REMEMBER

. THE Boys l AT THE FRoNT

You should be thinking of what you are going to

send the boys at the front, We have many useful _ articles in our store that a soldier really needs. If you want your parcel wrapped for overseas, we shall be pleased to attend to the mailing of it for you.

Something in this list would be very appropriate

to send:

Alcohol Stoves, Pocket Knives, Vacuum Bottles, Shaving Brushes, Candles, , 'Razor Strops,

Military Brushes, Flashlights,

Drinking Cups, Can Openers, Razors, - Radio Cloth, Razor Hones, Pocket Scissors, Razor Blades, Revolvers.

iisllorworc ‘r

_ Wholesale & Retail

f Q C . \ ,Q

Imperial _Fox Biscuits t

, 1

PrioeSevenCentsPer_Ib. .» ~ ~

ROSS & McMlLLAN _

ra House Building,

uonmguom .m. 1. , ` mm. i»i»_ u.4_o ia $1.52 hula lm- ' aa1'z~11-nu! .,,_______*_;_ _ _ __ _ _ ,_"_,

“usd / _, LWOOI lb- If 5° _'_ . _ _ , ..~.-1..-. ~-- ' ig . 1 _ V I

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adiéfisi

Are beingfed in best FoxRimcheeonP.E.I.andgivla¢

satisfaction. i ' .

The biscuits are rich in food elementsand are n'ruvhU.»m

economical fox food .

Skilful ranchers feed Imperial Fox Biscuitonc meal and mint =

one meal daily which idvesa perfectfox ration at this tend.

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